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Nearly 8,000 South Dakotans Filed For Unemployment Last Week The number of South Dakotans filing for unemployment benefits continues to spike as businesses across the state remain shuttered or partially closed. -
Navigating child custody in the time of coronavirus For years, Erika Lenkert's 14-year-old daughter has spent four days a week at Lenkert's house in San Francisco and three days a week at her dad's place. -
The Paycheck Protection Act And Agricultural Producers Perhaps the Small Business Administration and its workers should not have been in charge of implementing the new Paycheck Protection Program (PPP). -
3 Things The SBA And Banks Need To Agree On Now For The PPP The federal government rolled out its Paycheck Protection Program (PPP), which was designed as a way to get $350 billion to small business owners. -
Coronavirus Bill Allows DeVos To Waive Parts Of Sped Law The coronavirus stimulus bill permits Education Secretary Betsy DeVoss to waive parts of the federal special education law. -
Swier Law Firm To Provide FREE Assistance For PPP Businesses On March 27, 2020, the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Stability Act, known as the CARES Act, became law. -
U.S. DOE Approves South Dakota's Statewide Assessment Waiver The U.S. Department of Education has informally approved the South Dakota Department of Education’s waiver of statewide assessment requirements. -
The Coronavirus Has Americans Scrambling to Set Their Estate Plans Estate planning attorneys are seeing a flurry of inquiries from people seeking to update their estate planning documents. -
6 Ways To Protect Yourself During The Coronavirus Outbreak Unless you live in a bubble (which doesn’t sound like a bad idea right now), you’ve probably heard that the coronavirus disease. -
My Ex and I Fought About Everything. Then Came the Coronavirus. Nearly two months ago, when the new coronavirus was upending life in China, I felt for those living through this nightmare.